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Meanings of suffice in English
Portuguese
ser suficiente Spanish
bastar Usage of suffice in English
1
This is the bounty of God; and in knowledge doth God suffice.
2
You shouldn't need any special gear; a standard double rack should suffice.
3
A simple statement of your needs and wants will suffice me here.
4
In the narrative before you, however, the truth will have to suffice.
5
This means the students' practice exam would suffice for their final grade.
6
Say yes or no; one word will suffice; but beware of falsehood.
7
That must suffice; it must take the place of wife and love.
8
Meantime faith in life, voluntary and regular labor, would suffice for health.
9
She presumably meant the magazine, but Wired News would suffice, she said.
10
It will suffice; if not, there are berries and roots in abundance.
11
I could produce many instances of this kind; but these may suffice.
12
Israel would be wise to allow a declaration by Arafat to suffice.
13
Otherwise, he was content to let the stature of his office suffice.
14
But, suffice to say, this is a picture you need to see.
15
In Germany it is found in various forms, but one will suffice:-
16
The same algorithm operating on, say, visual and verbal information may suffice.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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